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  • As a person with a perfectly alphabetised DVD collection, this holiday house presented me with my worst nightmare. instagram.com/p/By9kO9LnU_v/… 4 months ago
  • Managed to sneak in one more @sydfilmfest screening before heading off on holidays and boy was it worth it. Bong Jo… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 months ago
  • Well High Life was definitely the weirdest film I’ve seen at #sydfilmfest so far. A very French sci-fi. instagram.com/p/ByiBHpsHAsw/… 5 months ago
  • With an incredibly watchable cast in a simply gorgeous location with some drama and laughs thrown in, palmbeachthem… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 months ago
  • Blinded by the Light was lots of fun, and as a Springsteen fan I am predisposed to like it, but it didn’t quite hit… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 months ago
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A great day of screenings to round out three years with AFTRS class of 2019.
Thank you, @boredolives. #Shining #overlookhotel
My worlds colliding. #theboss #scorsese
Had an impromptu ‘bring your daughter to work day’ today. This little star is surely now the youngest co-lecturer in @aftrs history.
Guest appearance in the Masters today, prattling on about interwoven universe storytelling.
Watched Picnic at Hanging Rock for the first time in ages today. It’s a strange and wonderful film.
First lecture of the new semester. The Hollywood renaissance with a screening of Harold and Maude.
Highest grossing timeline: The Birth of a Nation Gone with the Wind The Sound of Music Gone with the Wind The Godfather Jaws Star Wars E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Jurassic Park Titanic Avatar Avengers: Endgame
A friendly reminder that Disney owns the movies now.

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